Sentence examples for general affliction from inspiring English sources
Commentators despair about the rise of far-right politics in Europe, but that is merely the symptom of a more general affliction.
As early as 1988, Peretz was courting danger in The New Republic with disturbing Arab stereotypes not terribly different from his 2010 remarks: The "general afflictions of Arab politics are the principal resistance to compromise... the endless patience for vengeance". Peretz could have been describing himself.
Magical thinking is a universal affliction.
The last thing he wants—or Britain needs is a pay-price spiral that would turn a temporary surge in inflation, driven by higher global food and energy costs, into a more persistent and general national affliction.
But is it a genuine affliction or just general auditory distaste?
Rather, it is viewed as a disease in the general sense of being an incurable individual affliction that can only be managed through complete abstinence from alcohol [ 11].
In fact, as America's envoy was emphatically told over his dish of spicy lentils, it is partly a consequence of the country's abiding affliction: the refusal of Pakistani generals to abandon a national-security policy that they have presumed to dictate, with disastrous consequences for Pakistan and its region, for six decades.
Many athletes who were found after death to have had the disease experienced memory loss, depression and oncoming dementia as early as their 30s, decades before afflictions like Alzheimer's appear in the general population.
These afflictions and related factors were responsible for a general decline of population.
AFFLICTION Schizophrenia.
